Compute Report – Page 9 – Independent technology news covering hardware, software, and artificial intelligence

The ongoing memory chip shortage impacting PC makers is now affecting automakers, leading to price increases for vehicles due to supply constraints.

China has completed its High Intensity Heavy-ion Accelerator Facility, designed to replicate atomic processes inside stars and supernovae.

US legislators introduce a bipartisan bill requiring AI developers to implement emergency shutdown controls for potentially hazardous AI models.

The PRIMA retinal implant launches in 30 European countries, enabling blind patients with geographic atrophy to regain reading ability.

Tesla and Alphabet stocks declined sharply as investors reacted to increased AI spending and reports of negative free cash flow in Q2.

Kamaz aims to deploy fully driverless trucks on roads by 2028, marking a significant step in autonomous vehicle technology in the freight sector.

Google Cloud reported a remarkable profit surge, cementing its role as Alphabet’s most rapidly expanding business unit.

Scientists at Fudan University create experimental memory that stores one bit using a single electron, with commercial plans underway.

China has lifted its pause on robotaxi licenses following a major service outage and subsequent regulatory review.

Nvidia has increased the cost of GeForce graphics card kits that include GPUs combined with GDDR6 and GDDR7 video memory modules.

NASA’s Juno spacecraft has, for the first time, measured the internal temperature of Io, revealing heating several meters below its surface.

Elon Musk suggests transforming Tesla supercharger stations into energy hubs for distributed AI supercomputer networks.